Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900 · New York, S. Hess · leaf 88
om of Paris drew Ingres into its vortex as it<lraws the world of young men, and on reaching the capital he entered the studio of David,where he remained for three years. His earliest picture ^vith a classical subject gained him ajirize that exempted him from the conscription, and it exists to… … ij2 < t- 4 ART AND ARTISTS OF OUR TIME. 3 State was poor, the money for the support of the school was not forthcoming, and Ingres wasobliged to wait five years at Paris l)efore going to Rome. He ])assed tliis time in ])Overfy,supporting himself miseral)ly by playing on liis violin at some of…
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